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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16
IT'S An Ill wind

That brings with 1t gusts OF rain from the
n rth-ea.t, When the wind blows from that
quarter on a wet day tn rheumatic are apt to
snffer even If seated by their "sin comfortable
ingle" in q c,ey ann chair. few vine-glass
fuls of Hlstetter' So Stomach B,tters-r ost
genial end comfortip&pf specifcs-will afford
them ursseakable relief. There sample proof
on Tecost; of It's efficacy IN this dtsdase--moIe
parficalarlY If used for 'ts relief AtSthe outset.
,UhiIaRnd fever, dyspepsia, con sApation, liver
complsint, aud lack 81 tone inthe kidnsSs
ami bidder. Should slso be treaAd with tie
asefdtf m'lssme 'icinsgyf bota9fas,igin. .as
petitsampEFs, refrssfas HshbSs Qnce. nofg
vi its tAe@cas & egehts sstssnsrvoVs, sEa the
circulation ia eSrfsfied ana acceeratea fn cor :
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Got Away with $4,000.

DULUTH, MINI, DEC. lit is re
ported that E. L. Sawyer, secretary Of
the Duluth Roller Mill, who is now in
Washington Territory, got away with
$4,000 of the company's money. Saw
yer WAS engaged to the daughter Of ore
OF the wealthiest citizens OF ST. Paul.
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6Hlvssxuu,

GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. I4-Cc.ton - spot
closed firm and / l61 higher
Sross receipts 49CS.
sales. 1871 hsles
Exports, 1854.
Shipments cosstwise 4s5I
Rat Shipment, ....
Stock, 10, AS bales
Low Ordinary s-l6c; ordinary. II l6,;
good ordinary, So :; low rni6dlIng : &c: MID,
ding ID 49,: Soot middling, 10 I-lsc; mid
ding fair, 10 5 Ice.
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Tina Nnci MHfknf.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 14.-WOol-Tne market was
quiet and ea.y With some large sales OF
Texas WOO 9. tnWaehed bright medium
.Gd2S1zc, coarse brazil l362le; long sandy. 10
GIoc, fne lighs 15Gl9c; I'm n avY 1ual c; tub
washed choie=, 35c; fair u inferior, sU033c.
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TO AuyertiserB.

Ii you want good, straight advertising
for the holidays, at regular rates, use
THE GAZETTE. 1t is the only frst-Class
advertising medium in the city.
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The O0ffse Markes.

GALVESTON. TEX. Dec. II - Coffee-Un-
ehansed; who.e ale Srocers quote god
;. G22c; peaoerry BIC; old government Java
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slGAEGEAL.
ENGLISH CONsOLs

LONDON Dec. l4.-Console cloeed at Isl 7-I6i.
for money; silver, 443sd.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-moEs7 on call easy At
465 per cent, cloaed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 53s08 per ceDt Ser
ing eX mango steady a. ST 81 tor sixty day ILLS
and "a 81 fos Genanu.
6IUChS AND BONDS.
REV YORK. Dec, H.-Sfocks and bonds
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16

RIFT rs 800 genuine Spencer shot
vi ic rsputstion] 80 calibre, metallic cartridges,
only So 80. No such b arg ain as this as
ever been offeIeS There have been many old
ttye single shot afsps offered but tt.sts a7-shot
Repeater. and one ohsthe best eceF made sold in
Foreign Coun rIes assg, Ii as IN, America. Not
q cheap thing got up fer sale, bat genuine.
saTranted Rifle fer spossitg or defence; origi-
nslly ST $50 20 each, aH4son Ctfor, aE above
low price from having D en- Fold at a large sale
at great sac iic", Re pssent cut-otf mags-
zine making It ssffgle Lokr cr or Repeater ht
will, CartridgeaytQ ents asbo1. Brist.e Swab
Brush q ThQ6g, 25 ceuts.
1t can also 6Aased as a -aQr GUN, as Shot
Cartridges cas- be furnished t9r them In differ
eat sizes shot, making 1t a Rap s-'Ing Snot
Gaa. Price for Shot Cartridges 70 cents per
ksN.
send p. 0. Orderaand order at dAce, as lot Is
small. Orders fds1 in rotation. 7PTlce only
guaranteed for esent lot. Cut this.alt, as 1t
will not appear again.
a discount to dealers ordering case OF ten
or more. WM. RE ID Il S9S~, 1o7 @ssh
isea~n st, Boston, Mssss Es'a 1lished 1896.
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Advice TO saotpsIs.

MR. WinAltws Soetning Gyf1p for cl1Edrep
.eestHng, sS6yhes tt child etftens the gums
Ala{e pain &hrss I'D COZ and issa8lH best
rsmeey fpsslslra 2tssdfa Retti0
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COTTON Markets.
New CfieaCrs

Kew Cfieacrs
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec. 14.-Cottor-3pol
closed stror l-l6c higher
sales l3, 90 bales.
st OK 352, 99l.
Low ordinary 4 &c., ordinary 1916, gSasa
or 'inaCy Ice; Low mttdlirg exc; mic ding
8 ID lec good middling 20 3 &c; m!ddi.ns fair
1913 l6c; IA 2 II 5-lec.
Futures oDeneo steady and closed quS Sus
steady, fGl0 points higher.
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ktJBFCEnt.

k-fSSrsS&ois
LIVE spSoJ. Dee. H-Cotson - 500. closed
hsr +srirE Is, hiGhcr.
ORD nary nd good ordinary 5Sd: i0v mid
6ing $50 m."d'nS uplScus ta.t; mid
dlinS Orlean. It'd
To 81 sales l5,0OU; American 10 500
I'm O-ts 1000; AmeTictv. $50
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-16

The greatest cure oIssear for pSin."
salvation Oil; take apsle strain.
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middiLng. l016c; n:dfling, 10 $780, good mid
difnE, ~ Is 49,: n'9dliur 's5r 9<e
FQ'rres Chased STEADY, 90lI poinGs higher.
Sales Is1CaC
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TRAFFIC. IN woMEN.

A wealthy Chinese Merchant Convicted of
Impor ing Th~m,<
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New YORK.
new YORK, Dec. A. Cotton-Spot closed
firm and unchanged.
Sales, Sc bales. Z
Stock 136,4Lo bales. =
Ordinary, 1s l6c; good ordinary exc; IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
THE SOUTH SIDE.
Prince George officers Qualify
Railroad Suit.

tCorre.pondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, June Is, 1887.
His Honor judge Hancock, holding the
Circuit Court here, to-day heard the appli-
cations OF the several olicers.clect IN
Prince George county for permission TO
give bond and qualify before him. The
JUICE granted the privilege, but adhered
10 The increased amount OF bond required
by Judge kiycs, OF the County Court. The
security offered on these bonds before
Judge Riyes was declined as insufficient,
and new Suretles were furnished before
Judge Hancock. Brown, the colOred man
who was elected commissioner OF revenue
and one OF the Republican supervisors,
gave approved security. Mr.. Daniel, the
treasurer-elcCt has not yet given bond.
In the Circuit Court this afternoon the
case OF Taylor aud other taxpayers Of
Greensville county rs. the Board Of Super
yisors Of the county was called for trial.
The case l. one Of such importance that it
will probably take day or two to try it.
II involves the validity OF the cOunty's
subscription to The capital stock Of the
Atlantic and Danvillc Railroad Company,
amounting TO $4,000 or $4,000.
Mrs. Mary Kelly, a respected widow
lady, died suddenly at her home, on Ola
street, yesterday morning Of cOngestive
chill; aged about fOrty-Gye years. Less
th5n month ago her daughter died, aud
yesterday nor daughters iatber-in.law was
buried.
Assistant. Bishop Randolph will visit our
city this week, and. on Wednesday night
will confirm & class OF candidates ut Grace
church-the second confirmation there
within fine last few weeks
Mr.. and Ms. PGryear have returned
from Richmond. whore they went TO plead
with The Governor in behalf Of their son.
1t ia not expected that the Governors DE-
cision will be made known for ten days or
two weeks. Puryear Is hoping for the
best, and yet, It may be said, IL not unDre.
pared for The worst. ROBIN ADAIg.
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Extra Session Of Congress-.

When we wrote the article which ap
peared in our last issue advocating an eX'
ira session Of Congress, We did not know
that Dir. CARLISLE had made it known that
he was on the same side OF the question,
nor that be favored an extra session Tor the
purpose OF revising the tariff. But so 1t Is,
it seems. A Washington telegram IN the
New York World Of yesterday says
that Speaker CARLISLE is expected
Ia Washington soon, and it IS believed his
coming will be followed by the arrival OF a
number OF prominent Democrats who VIII
confer with the President as TO the neces-
sity OF calling an extra session OF Congress.
MFR. CARLISLE, il is reported, favors an ex-
ira session, and will urge the President TO
call Congress together as early as October.
The telegram adds:
"Mr. Carlisle spid friend OF the Ken
tucky statesman to-day, sis ANXIOUS 10
have the Democratic party pass reform
tariff bill before the next campaign. lie
thinks that il Congress does not meet be.
fore December The Republicans and otter
opponents Of taTli reform may he able to
delay matters by obstruction aud prevent
any legislation. Mr.. Carlisle also believes
that the rapidly increasing surplus in the
Trssury Is exceedingly dangerous aud may
throw this country into a financial panic
any day. am informed that tue President
hes intimateG that be would call an extra
session IL The leaders Of the opposing fac
TORS ia the Democratic ranks will meet and
sgreo 10 pass some kind Of tariff bill before
adjournment. look for compromise OF
s0me kind between the Randall and Car
}isle men"
This IL good news aud important, II true,
a. we would falD trust ii Is. The tariff out
OF The way, the road TO success IN the next
presidential election would be wide open
10 The Democrats. The World says edi-
torislly:
THg MAIN TmSG.-Mr. Carlisle's report
ed desire for an extra session VI Congress
70 put stop 10 the rspidly-aceumulatlng
Treasury surplus Is creditaDle alike 10 his
patriotism and 10 bis political sagacity. The
country needs 10 be relieved Of the burden
OF tl20,009,000 OF superfuous taxes. The
Democratic party needs 10 show before the
fail elections IN earnest purpose 10 redeem
rs pledge 10 reduce these taxes.
Desirable as "tarid reform" may be, II
Is not 30 necessary, nor Is II 30 practicable,
as revenue reduction. The main thing Is
10 stop the collection Of an extrayagance-
bfef0iDg surplus. In the present state OF
parties In Congress thorough revision OF
The tariff IL impossible. 10 ought 10 be
possible 10 agree upon a compromise blu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
DOESN'T BELIEVE IT.
A REPORTED MARINE DISASTER DIS
CREDITED BY sIGSAL-MEN.
A Bold Robbery in Norfolk Industries .
The Twig Blight-Personals
and Briefs
,corro.roDscnoe Of the Richmond Di,patch.l

tCOrrcsrOndcnce oil the kichmonu D''p"N"'i
NORFOLK, June -, 1887.
II is rcported here that q steamer u ashore
OH The coast, but the observer at the signal
station knows nothing OF any such disaster
and does not believe the report. although
it was blowing hard all night from tue
eastward.
This morning negro named George
johnson was arraigned In the f0llce Court
on The charge OF highway robbery, IN going
into the store OF Mrs. Ann Burgess, on
Bank street. on Saturday, knocking hrr
down and rJbblug her OF a pocset'book
containing several dollars. The negro w,
committed, Mrs. Burgess not being able 10
appear on account OF the injuries Sne re-
csived ut the hands OF the fellow.
The schooner Bessie Brown, lo1neu
with lumber and bound North, arrived IN
the barbor yesterday in distress, hlNlng
been in the storm FridIy night of Hate
ras and lost foretopmast, bowsprit, sails,
and rigging.
Judge John II. ingram. Of Manchester,
accompanied by Mrs. Ingram, Is WISHING
Mr.. #. A. Williams.
Mr.. l.. T. Meyers, superintendent OF The
Seat GARD and Roanoke railroad, has gone
10 bis home In Richmond, and leaves there
LOT Europe 10 Spcuu stftlii bOiVuS q" VIZ
vel.
Miss NJ. Gay Caskic, Miss Josephine
White, and Miss May Robins, OF Rich
mono, are visiting friends in the city.
The Mexican veterans OF this section are
receiving their pensions from tie Govern
ment.
A serious blight known a. the "twig
blight" affects the pear crop OF the county.
There will not be over a qurrter crop OF
pears in the whole OF Norfolk county. On
some OF the farms the apple-trees are suffer-
ing from twig blight also, which Is some
thing unusual here.
The district lecturer OF the Independent
Order OF Good Templars, Rev. G. n. Don
aldson, lett here this morning for York
county, where he is to organize three lodges
Of Good Templars during the week and
| lecture in Hampton Friday night. &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
=" Dosi ike The picture"

TIE SOLDIER vs.. TUE TRicKsrER.-
SHERMAN said in his recent Illinois speech
There is not an intelligent man ia this
broad land, Of either nsry, who does no,
know that MIR. Cleveland is now President
OF the United States by virtue OF crimes
sgainSt the elective franchise, including
murder. arson, balot-hoX siuting. forgery,
and PERJURY, but for which James e.. Blaine
would now be in his place"
ON the other hand, General w. T. SHER-
MAN writes to the Grand Army OF the Re-
public as follows:
"Mr. Cleveland, the President Of the
United States by fair election OF all the
people," &C., &c.
1, General SHERMAN an intelligent man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
EXCURSIONS, &c

SUNDAY SCHOOLS
on TIE STEAMER ARIEL,
TUESDAY NIGHT, JUNE nth.
There will be VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC by The following parties: Captain
Frank Cunningham. Mr. Crump, Mrs. Henry
Grcener. Mrs. Willie Knowles, Miss Carrie
Stauae. and by a full chorus. REFRESH
MINIS Of all kinds az city prices. \ pleasant
time promised % all who may 90 with us.
Jickcts: Gentlemen, JOc.; ladies' and chill
dren. 2jc. Tickets can be had OF Adam Dia-
cont 2Os west Marshall: Jacob Umlaui, 4J'
west Marshall; Mrs. Funk, corner Twenty
seventh and q streets; John Voegler. on Nine
Mile road: from members Of the schools. anu
al the wharf on the night OF tho excursion.
Boat leaves wharf az 1:30 o'clock. j. l2-st
TXCURSION TO WASHINGTON,
II MONDAY, July /. ISL. Train leaves
Elba al $50 4. NJ; returning. leaves Washing
ton at 1880 p. n. Thirteen hours in Washing
ton.
RICHMOND. IRED'G AND POTOMAC lAllROAD,l
OFFICE GEN / TICKET AID FREIGHT AGT,
KICHNOSD, VA, june s, 1851 J
l'essrs. 7Hompsop, clash d. Co ,Ctfy:
Gentlemen,-In future excursion rae, Rich
mond 10 Washington and return, will be 81
Richmond to Fredercks burg and Fredericks-
burg 20 Washington and return, II ~.
Yours traly, {. y. IAl LoI',
General Ticket Agent
IN 10 II 10 81 9i % 29Iyl.263
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
AIbcninrie County.

One day last week lightning struck q
school house near Charlottesville. The
electricity came down the stoye.pipe,
bursting out at each joint. burst the stove
op6D, tore up the zine, aud in It's passage
through the floor turned the plank up in
curves. The school was in progress at the
time, and every inmate was more or less
shocked. A daughter Of e. Maddox was
severely Injured, and II II bad not been for
the presence Of mipd Of Miss Lulu Esom,
the teacher, she would probably baye died.
Mr.. w. Il. Anderson, graduate OF the
Miller Manual-Lsbnr School. who was
elected superintendent Of the machine.
shops In the University Of Arkansas, in
1ss0, with q salary OF $500 per year, has
Just had bis salary raised to $1,000 for the
ensuing year, while Mr.. j. w. Mayo, also a
graduate OF the Miller school, has been ap.
pointed foreman under Dir. Anderson at a
salary VI $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

TIT FOR TAT.-Becluse Mr.. RANDALL,
being Democrat, is a rrotectlonist, The
New York Times has The face TO say OF hun
that a. spy and traitor in the enemy's
camp must wear the cnemy's uniform and
keep up his relations with the enemy's
leaders," II adds that "this is what Mr.
RANDALL has done so far, and that Is what
be will continue 10 do so long as he is per.
mitled 10 do IT,"
By the same token, the Times, being a
Republican paper, and an aoti-Protection-
~. is ga spy and traitor In the cnemy's
camp"
"Dosi Ike the picturo:"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
No doubt OF II.

The Lynchburg NerS has been COM
PEELED, by the steady increase Of the adyer'
tislng patronage Of the paper, and the con-
sequcnt encroachment upon the space that
properly should be devoted to the publica'
ton OF the general news of the day, to en-
large its size by more than five columns.
Lyuchburg has three good daiIieS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

10 engage ia the GENERAL DRY GOODS AID
NOTION BUSINESS, Al NO. 2l3 Gas, Broad, be-
tween Second AMI Third streets. We have .
large aut tommcdiCus store. covering thre3
entire floors. we'll liglted and fitted mp wi,h
all DE D. ,dern couyenielces Ton tle comfort
OF or patrons
We have secured the services Of al our en-
tire fCryo OF salesladios and gentlemen, with
but q foW exceptions. VINO will be g.ai % vol
come -hc'r friends, and take pleasure in show
ing n I'D the latest styles constantly received
In oul large and Wel--elocted STOCK.
JULIUS SNCLE = son.
fel22w formerly OF Syclo BrOthrrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

The most successful piece Of boiling
down that has taken place in newspaper
circles for many a long day has just been
accomplished by the Springfield Mass Re
publican Here is the way that paper re
duccs JoHN SHERMAN's Springfield Qll)
speech:
"If any southern man darcS to raise the
American flag, shoot him on the spot"
This is one Of a series OF new watchwords
to he used in the John Sberman camplign.
Tie Repu6hcan'S p1ragrapher will please
take The belt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

The New York Wor'd says" WILLIAM E.
CHANDLER keeps squarely abreast OF the
times 10y intimatiug that he is in favor Of
tie al clifton Of slavery Does little BILLY
proTose to cmancipate the labOring cl1's's
in tie North from the tyranny Of their Re-
publican employers?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

sbolIshing the internalrevenuc tax On 10
hncco, lowering somewhat the duty on the
principal necessaries of the people, and
ADDING 10 the free list a few OF tue essen
tials OF manufacture.
There sbold he an extra session. OF Con-
gross called for this purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

Cardinal GIBBONS, in a sermon or lecture
IN Baltimore on sun lay, testified as follows :
" | have not time to enumeraie the many
pleasant incidents connected with my trip
through EBeland, Ireland, Scotland, and
Holland, but l observed in my travels
through those countries that the social and
material condition Of America will not SUI
Ter 10y comparison. Whatever may be The
grievances Of the laboring classes here. |
believe our men are better paid, better
clothed. better housed, and have talrer pros.
poets than those OF any other nation ]
visited"
No doubt OF Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
wauted I'm KenfucLx.

Professor Harry ID. Campbell has been
elected professor OF Chemistry aud &c 3logy
IN Central University, Kentucky. PROBES
sor Campbell is Master OF Arts and Doctor
OF Philosophy OF Washington and Lee Uni.
yersity, and Is now In Heidelberg, Ger
many, pursuing special course Of studies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
New EOOk.

TSnrest. Driven. a Romance. By RICH.
ARD D0wLING. author Of 1.-The Mystery
Of KiHard," &c. &c New York: ID.
APPLETON & Co. 1851. Price in paper
so cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
SATlNES

FRENCH SATlNEs in pretty styles; two
grades One grade at &c. worth l2iz and ono
crcCe At Zoe. worth 2)c.
We are daily receiving new goods, and az our
prices are always the lowest, let as toll you an
Gren sscret-viz., that twill pay you y trado
with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

1.-THE cultivated smile is one of the latest
features in eastern society,"" We don't be-
lieye it. The average eastern man smiles
naturally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
FANS

You will miss a treat If you are in need Of
FAN should you fail 20 in-p ect our select stock
ard our very low prices We have 81 styles and
cuali,ics, from the useful PALNLEAF at 1c. a
piece 10 the fncst FEATUEKED and HAND
PAINTED goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

"KEIFCE is for SHERMAN" First FORA
EEE. then kEIy2R. II tins thing does not
stop the SHERMAN boom will never get big
enough TO create smile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

"TENNYsoN has the goutand is ordered to
90 yachting We can nov account for
Tensions late eXcruciating poetic at
temUts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
DISSOLUTION & PARrNERsmIP.
no TIE PUBLIC.

,ske ;Li5 op, ortunity Of expressing my
thanks to al friends. patrons. aud the puOi'
generally for their past patronage, ald ask %
Of tho Same in the new venture ]
am about TO unde-tsSe. JULIUS SiCLE.
OF Sycle Brothers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

"BERNHARrT's pet tiger bit man in Chi
cagO, and tired to bite another" We had
thought it was BEENHARDT's son that was
fond Of the Tiger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
UNDERWEAR

Our elegant and complete line Of MEN'S and
LADIES UNDERSHlkIS and VESTS should
attract your attention. We are selling MEN'S
SHIRTS atIei.. -. q. 33c, and upward. LADIES
VESTS at %, %. IS &C, and upward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

Nj. LABoUCHERE IS the CHARLES A.
DINA Of England. WHAT says the New
York norld 70 that!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14

The average New York paper seems to
know more about the condition OF the Ger
man Crown Prince than the celebrated sur
ceon wLo is attending him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
BRIEF CONTENT.

No, BLAINE will not start an American
circus in England. His advance agent,
STEVE ELKINs, did not go over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
PARASOLS

sweeping reductions beiny tho order Of tho
cay. We PROPOSE 20 offer in thus department
cxira arcaius. feeling assured va shall meet
with sill greater iatronage than that bestowed
upon Us ia The past week. ~ we arc not always
-acrincine profits, We would advise you to call
-
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RIcHYoyp, June 10. ISL

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ sHiP.-The firm Of SYCLE BROTHE 3
i This day dissolved by mutual consent. Al
parties having claims against the concern viii
please present them for payment All paroles
indebted 10 the concern will obliee by paying.
Ether party Is authorized - receive payment
ISAAC STCLE,
Joliet JULIUS SYCLE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-14
CORSETS

Cur FRENCH-WOVEN CORSET at IS. is a
great fayoriio The wonder OF our competitors
N how do We sell this corset 80 low, but we
neiit or explain nor apologize 10 thom let u
suffice when We say We have al sizes and shall
continue TO sell them At i5,. until they arc all
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